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In the Woolworths Centre

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Over 100 people gathered at the Canungra School of Arts Hall to see the latest in hair styles from Zanzibar Hairstyling and fashion from local boutique Holli Dolli - and to raise much needed funds for Drought Angels. Zanzibar Hairstyling owner Di Robson gave an emotional speech about the mission of Drought Angels - a charity that remains completely funded by donations. “We’ve all seen what is happening with our farmers, and Holli and I wanted to do something to help,” said Di. “Drought Angels helps those who would not normally reach out but prefer to battle it alone. One-on-one support aids in ‘breaking down the barriers’ of a proud demographic who quite often have never received a hand up,” she said.

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“Life’s about a team, not about a solo person making their way on their own.” Di thanked the many small businesses in the Scenic Rim that gave prizes to raffle on the day, incuding Cafe Metz who provided morning tea for the crowd. “Holli and myself were proud of our efforts and could not have tried any harder. We gave it everything we had to achieve an amazing, successful day,” said Di. The models were all clients of Zanzibar Hairstyling who were keen to volunteer their time to raise funds for Drought Angels. “They were all nervous and excited but did such a great job for an amazing cause,” said Di. Di and Holli chose Drought Angels as the charity to support because they provide

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Celebrating 60 Years

On 23rd of May 2019, John and Audrey Morcus celebrated their 60th (diamond) wedding anniversary. They met in Australia after both migrating from the Netherlands when they were teenagers. They were married in the Uniting Church in Albert St Brisbane on the 23rd May 1959. John and Audrey were thrilled to receive congratulatory messages on their anniversary from Queen Elizabeth II, the Governor General, the Premier of Queensland and Australian Prime Minister, Scott Morrison. They celebrated with family and friends at O’Reillys Canungra Valley Vineyard and requested no presents, instead they had a donation box for Turning Canungra Pink and received $470. They said, “we don’t need any more stuff”, and believe Turning Canungra Pink is a great fundraiser that the town gets behind. John and Audrey lived in King Parrot Close, Boyland for a number of years before returning to the Gold Coast in 2010. In May 2017 they became permanent residents in Canungra at one of their Wagonwheel villas which they built in 2016, at the time John was 80 and Audrey 76. They wanted to be closer to their daughters Wendy, Monique and daughter in- law Karen and love the convenience of living in Canungra Township.

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Proposed Development in the Rise An application for material change of use and reconfiguring lots in the Canungra Rise area has been submitted to Scenic Rim Regional Council. The application is for 12 blocks on the corner of Roxborough Street in the vicinity of the sewerage treatment plant. The application proposes the blocks would range in size from 293m2 to 725m2, plus over 5,000m2 of common property in the development. PlanIT Consulting states in correspondence with Council that the development is in line with Council’s medium density residential uses as the proposal seeks approval for a residential density of one dwelling per 827m2 of total site area. A previous application for shops, community garden space and a chapel and function centre was rejected by Council in 2017. Plans for the proposed residences show small lot detached house designs of four bedroom homes with double garages. A landscape plan incorporates a footpath from the development to the existing footpath onto Roxborough Street and Finch Road. It also identifies fencing treatment, landscape buffers and the intent to retain existing mature trees in the space between

The proposed development in Canungra Rise

the development and Sewerage Treatment plant. Entry to the proposed development would be via Beasley Way. A few residents on a community Facebook page were critical of the proposed development, with several stating that the previous application for shops would have been preferable; however, there is a shortage of lower cost, easy care housing in the

area, particularly for older residents wanting to downsize. Further information is available on the Scenic Rim Regional Council’s web site. The application reference is MCU19/024. Written submissions regarding the application can be made to Council by email to mail@scenicrim.qld.gov.au prior to 20th June 2019.

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Bike Show Revs Up

Historical motorbike enthusiasts flocked to Canungra on 19th May for the Annual Ray Owen Classic Bike Show and Swap Meet at Canungra Showgrounds. The Ray Owen Bike Show has become one of the most popular events on the bike calendar, attracting entries from historial and vintage bikes, including a 1905 Indian Camelback, reportedly the oldest Indian in Australia. The Camelbak was almost a hybrid bicycle and motorbike, with pedals as well as a motorised engine and small fuel tank. The large crowd enjoyed stalls from the Ulysses Club, Ducati, Indian, Queensland Police, as well as organisers, Mt Tamborine Historic Motorcycle Club. Right: Kevin Swayn and Christine Martin with a 1923 Indian Powerplus Below: Mark Hinton and Phil Hystek at the Ducati stand.

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Council Releases Fees

Scenic Rim Regional Council has adopted its fees and charges schedule ahead of the delivery of its 2019-20 Budget. Mayor Greg Christensen said, with the introduction of the State Government’s Waste Levy from 1st July 2019, Council wanted to ensure businesses had as much visibility as possible of charges likely to impact their operations so that they could plan ahead. “From 1st July, the State Government will be imposing a levy of $75 per tonne on commercial operators disposing of waste to landfill,” he said. “This is part of a new strategy across Queensland to increase recycling and the recovery of resources, wherever possible, to reduce the volume of waste going into landfill. “This levy will not affect residents who put out their domestic kerbside wheelie bins for collection, but it will have an impact on a range of businesses as it applies to solid waste, commercial and industrial waste and construction and demolition waste. “We appreciate the costs faced by businesses and will be communicating directly with them regarding the new waste levy being imposed by the State Government. “If anyone has any enquiries they should contact Council’s Waste Management team on 5540 5111.” Council’s own fees and charges, which apply to a range of services and facilities used by individuals and businesses, are levied to reduce the overall financial burden on ratepayers. These are outlined in Council’s 2019-20 Register of Fees and Charges which will take effect from 1st July 2019. One further major change which will be welcomed is the significant reduction in Council’s application fees for inconsistent use developments

New SRRC Deputy Mayor

Councillor Duncan McInnes has been elected Deputy Mayor of Scenic Rim Regional Council. Cr McInnes, who has represented the communities of Division 6 since 2012, has also served as Chair of Council’s Finance Committee since May 2017. At its 2016 meeting, Council resolved to review the Deputy Mayor’s position annually, . Since then, Cr Nigel Waistell and Cr Nadia O’Carroll have served as Deputy Mayor and Cr McInnes follows Cr Rick Stanfield (Division 5) who was Deputy Mayor for the past year under these arrangements. Mayor Greg Christensen moved a motion of thanks and appreciation for Cr Stanfield’s service as Deputy Mayor during a period of change for the Council organisation. Cr Stanfield thanked his fellow Councillors for the opportunity to serve as Deputy Mayor and wished Cr McInnes all the best in his new role. Cr McInnes said he was pleased to accept the nomination and thanked his colleagues for their vote of confidence. “Representing the residents of Scenic Rim is always an honour and I look forward to fulfilling the important duties of Deputy Mayor,” he said. While the annual appointment of Council’s Committee Chairs was due for review this month, it was decided to extend their term to 30 June as Council’s Standing Committees will be disbanded on July 1 when a new meeting structure takes effect. Until then Cr Michael Enright (Division 4) will continue as Corporate and Community Services Committee Chair, Cr Nigel Waistell (Division 1) will continue as Planning and Development Committee Chair and Cr Duncan McInnes will remain Finance Committee Chair.

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Biggest Morning Tea

Over 100 people gathered at O’Reilly’s Canungra Valley Vineyard for Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea - a major fundraiser for the Cancer Council - on Thursday 23rd May. Organisers Samantha Dusting and Ali Dougherty said the support of local businesses and the community enabled them to raise over $2,300 on the day. In addition to the traditional morning tea and bake-off, duck races were held in the Canungra Creek and Mountview Alpaca Farm joined in the fun with several alpaca races held in conjunction with the Biggest Morning Tea. Cancer Council is hoping to raise over $13 million this year from Biggest Morning Tea events held across Australia during May and June. Above: Pauline Parsons, Leanne Hill, Peta Milner and Lynne Milner. Right: Kazue Gallagher with one of the cakes entered in the bake-off.

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Small Business Week Canungra Chamber of Commerce held a ‘Drinks and Nibbles’ night at Canungra Hub as part of Small Business Week. Local business owners enjoyed networking with other businesses and with Scenic Rim Regional Council staff and Councillors. Above: Caroline Andrew of Canungra Op Shop, Debbie Stephenson of Canungra Hairdressing and Rachel McGlashan of Canungra Takeaway. Photo: Susie Cunningham. Right: Scenic Rim Regional Council General Manager, Customer & Regional Prosperity Debra Howe with Alex Griffiths of Little Bee’s Secret Garden. Photo: Susie Cunningham.

COMMUNITY COUNTS

On Wednesday 22nd May, the Canungra and District Community Bank® branch hosted an evening at The Outpost Café, to thank the wonderful volunteers who make the world we live in that much better. We invited local clubs, not for profit organisations and individuals who give up their own time and commit themselves to various establishments within our community. Our Board Chairperson, Janine Rockliff, thanked the clubs, organisations and volunteers who hold their accounts with us and encouraged those that didn’t to consider making the switch. “Banking with your local branch here in Canungra means that you are helping another small business grow. In turn this means that the branch can give more back to the community,” said Janine. Our Board members are community minded people who volunteer their time to help a variety of not for profit organisations. All of Canungra and District Community Bank® branch directors volunteer their time to ensure our business and community focus remain on track to be bigger and better – thank you! Volunteers are a vital part of many nonprofit groups. According to Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) figures, if groups were to assign a dollar value to volunteer labour, volunteers are now worth $41.72 per hour. Without the help of Volunteers, many Clubs and organisations would not exist. If you’d like to know more about how you can make a difference to our community, come and say hi or give us a call, we’d love to see you! Canungra & District Community Bank® Branch I Open Monday - Friday 9.30am - 4pm, Saturday 9am - 12 noon. 1/44 Christie St, Canungra Qld 4275 I P: 07 5543 5773 I Manager, Vanessa Skinner 0412 115 020

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Optus

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Optus mobile phone customers throughout Canungra were left without communication for days due to upgrades on the Tamborine Mountain towers. The mobile network was down from 7am on Thursday 9th May until Saturday 11 May and again from Friday 17th May until Saturday 18th May. In many cases, customers who contacted Optus about the outage were told the problem was their phone. Local resident Kelly Street said she lodged a report and was told there was no outage. “When asked to take off automatic for carrier the only carriers coming up on my phone were Telstra and Vodaphone services so she lodged a report,” said Kelly. A spokesperson for Optus stated that the telecommunications company undertook planned upgrades to its mobile sites in the Canungra region which will enable increased capacity and improve network service for customers. “Optus communicates to customers regarding planned upgrades via the Optus website, where they can view live service and network status updates,” she said. “All requests for compensation are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Optus apologises to customers who were affected by the upgrades and thanks them for their patience.” Tracee Smith said she tried web options before calling Optus from a Telstra mobile service.

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Optus web site on 17th May during the network outage shows planned work on the tower on Tamborine Mountain Road, but no live outage

“I spent 30 minutes searching every outage website, social media and the Optus website and zero mention of any outage in our area.” “I got a recorded message that the wait would be 30 minutes and that I should check out their website,” said Tracee. Optus customer service operators later advised the outage was due to planned maintenance. “I was told by some customer service person on their chat that we were all notified,” said Clare Flynn, “Nope ... this is the second time they’ve pulled a major outage without telling us ... I’m very annoyed.” Optus customers can apply for a credit on their account for the days the network is unavailable by phoning 133343. However, other carriers that use the Optus network

may not offer a credit and there is no compensation for economic loss for those running businesses from their Optus mobile service. Donna Tunbridge said she is with Dodo, who use the Optus network, and was advised there is no compensation for the network being unavailable. “We are running a business and communication is essential for our daily life,” said Donna, “If it is a planned outage, I don’t understand why they can’t send a blanket SMS to customers. If they had advised us we could have told our clients to contact us by email only during that time.” “Since the last outage our service has been worse - we have to go and stand in the corner of the yard to get service now,” she said.

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SCENIC RIM EAT LOCAL WEEK - 29 JUNE TO 7 JULY Here’s a taster of what’s happening in and around Canungra for Eat Local Week:

SATURDAY 29 JUNE • Tasting Tables @ Canungra Visitor Information Centre, 10am - 3pm. Sample a fantastic range of local products at Canungra Visitor Information Centre. Try locally grown Greenlee Farm macadamia nuts and locally produced jams, chutneys, rocky road and more, all made with love in the beautiful Scenic Rim. • Canungra Food, Beer & Music Festival @ Canungra Bowls Club, 10am - 3pm. Fill your body and soul with great food, beer and music on the lush greens of Canungra Bowls Club, in the heart of this gorgeous country town. Take in the beautiful mountain views and soak in the winter sunshine while you buy delicious food from dozens of street food vendors and shop from craft market stalls. • Tours @ Albert River Wines, 11am all day, daily throughout Eat Local Week. Take a tour of Albert River Wines’ historic property. See their vineyards, grazing cattle and historic Queenslander homesteads, feed the animals, watch a live sheepdog demonstration and have a go at boomerang throwing and whip cracking. • Lunch in Lamington @ Binna Burra Lodge, 12 noon. Experience a step by step taste-tour of some of the best produce in the Scenic Rim, finishing up in the Historic Clifftop Dining Room for a range of locally sourced produce. Enjoy the special guest speakers and seemingly endless views beyond the Coomera Valley from the Coomera Terrace. • Crop to Cup @ Tamborine Mountain Coffee Plantation, 1pm. Receive an education in caffeination at Tamborine Mountain Coffee Plantation! Visit this boutique coffee farm to learn every step of coffee’s journey from ‘Crop to Cup.’ The tour gives hands-on insights into how they grow, process, roast, and most importantly – serve – their organic coffee, all on Tamborine Mountain!

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SUNDAY 30 JUNE • Longest Lunch @ O’Reilly’s Canungra Valley Vineyards, 11.30am. Relax at O’Reilly’s Canungra Valley Vineyards’ Longest Lunch. Enjoy a sumptuous 3 course shared platter menu featuring locally sourced produce, while being entertained by a talented local musician. • Progressive Winery Dinner @ Tamborine Mountain, 3pm. A fivecourse dinner with a twist! Tamborine Mountain’s inaugural progressive winery dinner starts at Witches Falls Winery and continues to Mason Wines, Cedar Creek Winery and Hampton Estate Winery. MONDAY 1 JULY • Tours & Tastings @ Greenlee Farm, 10am, 11.30am, 1pm & 2.30pm. Tour Greenlee Farm’s macadamia orchard and learn how the nut everyone loves to eat is harvested and processed. Enjoy a taste of different flavoured macadamias and farm-fresh honey. Katie from Binna Burra Lodge will also introduce you to the abundance of bush foods in the Scenic Rim. • Alpaca Picnic @ Mountview Alpaca Farm – just down the road from Greenlee – make a day of it! 10am. Mountview Alpaca Farm, located within the grounds of O’Reilly’s Canungra Valley Vineyard, welcomes couples and families with kids to experience an alpaca picnic. Dine on a gourmet O’Reilly’s picnic hamper, do a wine tasting and of course walk a fluffy, cuddly alpaca on a lead. • Sweet & Sauerkraut @ Canungra Hub, 1pm - 3pm. Join the Canungra Hub team to learn about the benefits of eating raw. Watch a demonstration and eat delicious and nutritious raw slices. You’ll also learn about the benefits of making sauerkraut. WEDNESDAY 3 JULY • Binna Burra Bush Tucker of the Scenic Rim @ DJ Smith Park, 10am 11am. Let Katie from Binna Burra introduce you to the abundance of bush foods in the Scenic Rim. THURSDAY 4 JULY • Sensory Experience @ Pethers Rainforest Retreat, 6.30pm. Indulge your senses in a five course degustation using locally sourced produce at Pethers Rainforest Retreat. Savour the beautiful flavours of the Scenic Rim and have a dining experience you won’t forget. FRIDAY 5 JULY • Christmas in July @ Rainforest Restaurant, 6pm. Get festive with a 3 course Christmas in July banquet at Cedar Creek Lodges’ Rainforest Restaurant. Wine from Witches Falls Winery on Tamborine Mountain and liquers from Tamborine Mountain Distillery. Dine on a menu celebrating the Scenic Rim’s produce, combined with herbs, vegetables and edible flowers freshly picked from the restaurant’s kitchen garden. SATURDAY 6 JULY • WINTER HARVEST FESTIVAL, 10am - 4pm. Eat Local Week’s signature event, the Winter Harvest Festival, is an authentic food festival that serves up the Scenic Rim on a platter. Meet the farmers, taste the food, buy their produce – don’t forget your esky! A great day out for the entire family featuring market stalls, tasting plates, live music, celebrity chefs, cooking demonstrations, kids activities and the Kalbar & District Community Bank Tractor Pulling competition! SUNDAY 7 JULY • Paddock Picnic @ Frost Farm, Guanaba, 11.30am - 3pm. Be treated to an exquisite Mrs Frost’s Kitchen luncheon hamper, brimming with local homemade fare, take home pantry treats and fresh cut flora. Bring your picnic rugs, cushions & vintage picnic ware (prize for best ensemble!) and make yourself comfortable in the paddocks of Frost Farm. Graze, chat, snooze, play games and enjoy a well-deserved break from the big smoke! • Long Sunday Lunch @ Mason Wines, 1.30pm. Join Mason Wines for an afternoon on the lawn with continuous food prepared with Scenic Rim ingredients and accompanied by award-wining wine from their boutique Granite Belt winery. It will be an afternoon to remember, so bring your friends and family and enjoy a relaxed time.

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EXPERIENCE THE FOOD & WINE OF OUR REGION

Eat Local Week Flavours are Extraordinary! Clear the diary from 29th June to 7th July, because Scenic Rim Eat Local Week has unveiled the 2019 program! Featuring more than 90 events, Scenic Rim Eat Local Week presents the opportunity to meet the people behind the produce and the flavours, in a celebration that features festivals, farm-gate events and culinary experiences for foodies of all ages. Set against the natural beauty of the Scenic Rim, a region of more than 4200 square kilometres of rich volcanic soil surrounded by ancient mountains and home to thousands of farmers and food creators, Eat Local Week is one of the most authentic food festivals in the world. Scenic Rim Mayor Greg Christensen said Scenic Rim Eat Local Week was a very real conduit between the paddock and the plate for the thousands who attend every year. “Over the past few years interest in the provenance of food has skyrocketed as people want to know the story of what is going in their mouths. We need people to value and understand the importance of our agricultural areas - so that they fight to celebrate them and to protect them.”

Sweet and sauerkraut at Canungra Hub. Photo: Susie Cunningham.

“Connecting our farmers and growers with chefs to create incredible dining experiences, and then witnessing the looks on people’s faces as they taste the produce, see the settings or meet the locals, is truly memorable. Paddock to plate is a term used

all too often in restaurants around the world, but it is practised first hand here during Eat Local Week, and indeed every week.” All Eat Local Week events are listed at www.eatlocalweek.com.au and bookings can be made via the website.

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Hobbs Leads Community in Water Filtration Hobbs Building & Interiors swung open the doors to their new Canungra-based showroom to coincide with their first live education event, hosted at Platypus Valley. More than 30 community members participated in the afternoon, led by Puretec Area Sales Manager William Archer, Sean Lipke of Flux Plumbing & Gas Fitting and several Reece Plumbing Field Marketing staff. The keynote specialists discussed the importance and benefits of water filtration, including devices such as whole-of-house and backwash filters, plus maintenance tips to ensure healthy water. Director Luke Hobbs presented preventative measures including filters, gutter guard, leaf eaters, first flush diverters, water tanks and plumbing pipework, concluding simply that â&#x20AC;&#x153;filtration provides healthier and better tasting drinking water by removing chlorine, chemicals, pesticides, heavy metals and bacterial contaminants.â&#x20AC;?

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Development Planning...Again In the last week on social media, someone posted about a proposed new development in Canungra Rise, with a photo of the sign that had gone up, as per the regulations. There was the usual outrage that has become the mainstay of social media - because everyone wants to shut the gate and not let anyone else in, keep the small village feel to the town (which I agree with, although I wonder if it is too late for this already), not live next to medium density housing and why do things have to change anyway? In my case, I’ve seen this stuff come and go in the 20 years I’ve been in Canungra. There have been a few developments since I first came to town - Riverbend Estate for one - and the same thing happens every time. Outrage, resistance to change, acceptance. I’ve become a little detached from it. Having spoken to a few people around town, there is a need for aged care or smaller, easy care accommodation for older residents, who now have to move out of the area once they can’t keep up their own homes. I’m interested in speaking to people who are in this situation, or have family members in this situation. Also people who might have constructive, positive input to future development in the area. I believe it is possible if we work together to approach developers and maybe gain some benefit for our town from future developments. If you are interested in this please call or email the office. Let’s have a say in the future of our town.

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Thank you to everyone who attended our Biggest Morning Tea at O’Reilly’s Canungra Valley Vineyard on Thursday 23rd May. We raised $2,300 on the day for the Cancer Council which brings the total amount raised over the past eight years or so to approximately $25,000. These morning teas wouldn’t be possible, or as successful, without the incredibly generous support of the local business community who donate prizes for our raffles. We would like to thank everyone who has supported our Biggest Morning Teas by donating prizes, entering the bake-offs, buying raffle tickets, rubber ducks for the duck races on the creek, alpacas for the alpaca races and selfies and everyone who has come along each year. This year was our last Biggest Morning Tea and we sure went out with a bang! Sam and Ali O’Reilly’s Canungra Valley Vineyard

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Tamborine

Generous donations from local businesses enabled the Tamborine Village Lions to raise over $1900 from their Mother’s Day Raffle which was drawn at the markets on Sunday 5th May. Proceeds from the raffle are held by the Lions to support local families and wider projects in the area, including their annual donations. Raffle results were: • First: Beauty/Pamper Pack from My Country Escape. Winner: K Brown. • Second: Hair Care Voucher and Products from Canungra Hairdressing. Winner: D Blade. • Third: Hand Made Wall Art from Tamborine Village Traders. Winner: J Laird. • Fourth: Beach Bag and Adorne Earrings from The Shoe Vault, Canungra. Winner: P Krahnen. • Fifth: Mother’s Day Cake - Donated by Lion Vanessa Skinner. Winner: D Bonifant. Tamborine Village Lions annual donations include: Cystic Fibrosis Queensland $5000; Motor Neurone disease Organisation - $1000; Heart foundation - $500; and the Driver Education Programme (Tamborine Mt. High School). Lion Shirlene Pott said proceeds from the June markets will be donated to the Lions Childhood Cancer Research Foundation.

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“Thanks to the community our sausage sizzle on Election Day was also a great success,” said Shirlene. “Our appreciation and a big thank you to all the businesses that donated to our Mothers Day raffle,” she said. Keep the date free for International Observe the Moon Night held on Saturday,

5th October 2019 from 6pm - 9pm at ‘Woodstock’ Youth Enterprisers Trust, 323 Plunkett Road, Tamborine. Tamborine Village Community Markets are held Monthly, 1st Sunday of each month. For all enquires please call the Membership Director Lion, Peter McGuinness on mobile 0487 770 114.

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Rodeo Transport and Discount

Canungra Hotel Rodeo organisers are offering discounted tickets for locals as well as bus pickup within the Canungra area. Canungra AH&I Society Secretary, Sharon Rafferty said the bus is available from 10am until midnight on Saturday 13th July, with pickup and dropoff points located around Canungra. “We recognise that people want to be able to get to and from this popular event safely - without worrying about drinking and driving - so we have organised a courtesy bus for the day,” said Sharon. “We are hoping this will also alleviate some of the traffic congestion that occurred last year due to the large number of people attending the rodeo.” “Last year we turned away an estimated 2,000 patrons when the Rodeo reached capacity,” said Sharon, “So this year we will be limiting the numbers and selling tickets online only - tickets will not be available at the gate.” “For locals, we have a limited number of discounted tickets available online to keep the Canungra Rodeo affordable for local people,” she said, “To access this offer, go to canrodeo.org and enter the code ‘locals’ when asked for a coupon code.” For details about the Canungra Rodeo bus service, check the Canungra Rodeo Facebook page and the Canungra Rodeo web site canrodeo.org. Groups can contact Beaman’s Buses on 0405 139 049 to organise transport, subject to availability. Admission prices for the 2019 Canungra Rodeo*: • Adults.......... $25 (or $20 with locals discount) • Family (2 adult, 3 children)........................ $55 • Children........................................................ $5 • Aged Pensioners........................................... $5 *plus booking fee

Beaudesert Camera Club celebrates its 25th anniversary at Moogerah Dam. Photo: Jan Turner

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The Beaudesert Camera Club is a small friendly group of like minded people who enjoy taking photographs and want to improve their photography. Last month members celebrated the Club’s 25th Anniversary with an annual mystery tour car rally which culminated in a BBQ at Moogerah Dam near Boonah. The Club meet each month with either a guest speaker or photo critique where club members have the chance to enter their photos for judging by accredited judges. The main critique is based on digital images, and the Club also has an enlargement category where prints are judged at Club meetings at least four times a year. There are different categories for judging of images so as not to favour one particular subject. This also encourages members to venture outside their comfort zone and try new topics! The Club regularly organises photographic outings and workshops that allow members to learn and improve their photographic skills. The Club is suitable for all levels of photographers from beginners to advanced ability, and all types of cameras. There are always Club members on hand to answer questions and assist people wishing to learn more about their cameras. The next Club meeting will be held on Tuesday 25th June at 7pm at the Beaudesert Community Arts and Information Centre, 2-14 Enterprise Drive, Beaudesert. To find out more about dates of meetings, workshops and outings, or just the club in general, please go to secretary@beaudesertcamera.org.au or for media enquires call Sue Rodwell on 0410 688 012.

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Canungra and District Community Calendar

Listings in the date claimer are free for non-profit and community events. Email news@canungratimes.com.au or call 5543 5532.

Events By Date

Canungra Library

• Storytime for under 5’s - bring your toddler to begin their literacy journey with

June 2019

7th ��Trivia at Moriarty Park from 6pm. 8th ��A Tantra Evening: ‘Coming Home to Yourself’ - Health and Wellbeing Workshop. Saturday 8 June 2019 from 7pm - 8.30pm. Cost: $40pp. 18+ event - men, women and couples welcome. Moriarty Park Hall. Bookings and enquiries phone Angela on 0401 612 136. 9th ��Rainbow Club at Canungra Services Club. Ph: 0422 986 208. 15 & 16 ��Garage Sale from 7am to 3pm at 8 Appel Street, Canungra. Furniture, Bric-a-brac and lots more.

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12th ��Trivia at Moriarty Park from 6pm. Orange theme (date may change check Moriarty Park Facebook page for updates). 13th ��Canungra Hotel Rodeo. Tickets available online only at canrodeo.org 14th ��Rainbow Club at Canungra Services Club. Ph: 0422 986 208.

helps them learn to read and write. Bring your baby and get in touch with books. Wednesdays @9.15. • Internet & Cyber Safety - For people who didn’t grow up with computers, the internet can seem like a scary place. There is a world of unfamiliar jargon and new ways of communicating to contend with, and sometimes it can seem overwhelming. The truth is, however, that the internet has become quite user-friendly in recent years, and anybody is capable of accessing millions of websites,

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Weekly Events

• Beaucare next to Canungra Library 9am - 2pm. Ph: 5541 4216. • Fitness Training at Live Fit Studio 5.30pm. Steve 0405 103 670. • Storytime at the Canungra Library. Listen to stories, sing songs and get crafty! From 9.15am.

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sending emails, shopping and banking online, and much more. June 7 @2pm.

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Mondays:

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Canungra Golf Club - Ladies’ Competition Golf Day. Canungra Yoga, 31 Appel St; at 9.30am and 6.00pm. www.canungrayoga.com Amanda’s Pilates at Live Fit Gym. 5.30pm $10. Ph: 0411 607 203 30 min High Intensity Fat Burning Classes at Live Fit Studio. Kym 0405 103 670. 3rd Tue: Canungra Rural Fire Brigade monthly meeting. Jamie 5543 5778. Fortnightly: Women’s Web. Robyn 5543 4725. Canungra Village Garden Weekly Working Bee and Chat - 9am till 11am. Call Alex 0478 784 719. • Pilates – Tuesdays, 5:30 to 6:30pm, Moriarty Park Hall, Alanna 0409 752 997

Wednesdays:

• Social Bowls ‘Scroungers’ at Canungra Bowls Club from 9am. Loan Bowls available. • Containers for Change. Canungra Tip from 9am - 12noon. www.containersforchange.com.au • Fitness Training at Live Fit Studio 5.30pm. Steve 0405 103 670.. • Baby Rhyme Time at Canungra Library from 9.30am (monthly, ph 5543 5791). • Justice of the Peace Community Signing Centre. Canungra Library 1pm - 4pm. • 1st Wednesday: Canungra AH&I Society meeting. 7.30pm at Canungra Showgrounds. • 3rd Wednesday: Beaudesert Districts Orchid and Foliage Society meeting. www.bdofs.com.

Thursdays:

• Canungra Tip CLOSED every Thursday. • Men’s Competition Golf Day at Canungra Golf Club. • Every 2nd Thursday Canungra Craft Group. Showgrounds Art Hut. Ph: 5543 5528. • Pilates – Thursdays, 6:00 to 7:00pm, Moriarty Park Hall, Alanna 0409 752 997

Fridays: • 30 min High Intensity Fat Burning Classes at Live Fit Studio. Kym 0405 103 670. • Canungra Yoga, 31 Appel St; at 6.00am. www.canungrayoga.com

Saturdays: • Mixed Competition Golf Day at Canungra Golf Club. • 1st Sat: QCWA Wonglepong (except January) at 9.30am. Ph: Joyce Libke 5543 5212. • Dog Obedience Classes at Moriarty Park. Ph: 0417 710 434. • 3rd Saturday of the month. Canungra Village Garden Monthly Working Bee and Catch up - 1- 3pm.

Sundays: • First Sunday each month: Social event at Canungra Books and Art from 3pm. • Church: St Luke’s Anglican 7.45am. Canungra Uniting Church 10.30am. • Last Sunday: Canungra Valley Markets: 8am - 2pm. Stalls from $10. Contact Sue 0432 050 261, Emma 0457 096 397 or Bronni 0448 471 552 or like Canungra Valley Markets on Facebook.

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Sarabah Estate Vineyard has recently reopened after a short hiatus and is a great destination for those who want a quiet lunch or brunch within an easy drive of Canungra. An invitation to visit the Vineyard led to a quick succession of text messages to the Blonde Bombshell to make sure I had a lunch companion, other than the Large Labrador. Arriving at the Chalet, we quickly decided the Chef’s suggestion - Moroccan Chicken salad and a cheese platter - was the way to go. The next decision was where to eat. We decided to take advantage of the beautiful weather and enjoy the ambience of the water fountain and a visit by the Vineyard’s pony, Harriet, in the Secret Garden. The food was fresh and plentiful! The Moroccan Chicken salad is one of the best things I have ever eaten - chicken, eggplant, tomato and feta, accompanied by fresh rocket; and the cheese platter was equally delicious. The service was friendly and welcoming, with meals brought out in good time. I decided to throw caution to the wind and have a glass of Sarabah Estate’s Brut Reserve Sparkling, which then led to two glasses, necessitating the Blonde driving back to town. Sarabah’s wines are now made by Witches Chase winemaker, Jon Heslop and, although we decided not to taste other wines, I can highly recommend the bubbles. Sarabah Estate Vineyard is located at 46 Rymera Road, Sarabah - a short 10 minute drive from Canungra via Lamington National Park Road. The Vineyard is open from 10am - 5pm Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays for brunch, lunch and wine tastings. Bookings for meals are not essential but are recommended. For more information visit sarabahestate.com.au or email wine@sarabahestate.com.au.

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School Happenings

Students of the Week!

Declan (1N) for being a friendly, polite and respectful student who always puts in his best effort.

Havoc (5F) his heart is as big as a lion’s, he is kind, gentle and courageous and willing to attempt even the most difficult tasks.

National Simultaneous Storytime (NSS)

National Simultaneous Storytime (NSS) is an annual campaign that aims to encourage more young Australians to read and enjoy books. Every year a picture book, written and illustrated by an Australian author and illustrator is read simultaneously in libraries, schools, pre-schools, childcare centres, family homes, bookshops and many other places around the country. This year’s book is Alpacas with Maracas written and illustrated by Matt Cosgrove.

Broadwater District Cross Country Trials

Several students participated in the Broadwater District Cross Country Trials in May. Participating students had trained hard and ran their best race on the day. The behaviour of the 27 students was exceptional and their enthusiasm before and after their races was great to see. They can feel proud of their achievements.

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Principal, Kylie Todhunter was pleased to announce that Asiya (6th) and Amy (12th) have been selected to represent the district at the regional trials on 4th June (top 14 go to regionals). A special mention to Courtney (17th), Lauren (18th), Leila (18th), Lochie (18th) and Will (18th) who earned points for the school as well (top 20 competitors earn points for their school). Luke, Harvey, Lily and James placed in the 20’s and Cooper and Cooper C in the 30’s. There are up to 100 competitors in each 10 and 11 year old race and up to 130 in a 12 year old race. “Well done to all of our competitors,” said Mrs Todhunter, “It is a hard, long run. You should all be very proud of yourselves for doing your best. Good luck to those two students going on to the Regionals.”

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School Happenings

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Welcome to the Orchestra! This is what members of the Tamborine Mountain Orchestra (TMO) have been saying frequently recently as they welcome new players to the orchestra. One newcomer to the Orchestra is Canungra local Lou MacLachlan, who is now the Orchestra’s lead flautist. Lou is a quiet, unassuming person; however, on reading her biography, she needn’t be. Lou began her musical career, on the recorder and in the school marching band, followed by the organ in primary school. A youth orchestra visited her small country town primary school, which was Lou’s first glimpse and listen to a live flute. It was then that she decided that was the instrument she wanted to learn. Lou says she was fortunate to have a very encouraging and inspiring flute teacher throughout high school, and she got involved in choir, chamber music, concert bands and a youth orchestra during those years. “I wasn’t sure whether to go on to study nursing or music, but chose my love of music, going on to complete a Bachelor of Music at University of New England, Armidale,” she said.

Flautist Lou MacLachlan

“During these studies I heard about Music Therapy, which seemed like the ideal career for me, combining music and being able to help people with it. So, I quickly learned the guitar, needing an instrument I could sing with, and completed a Graduate Diploma in Music Therapy at Melbourne University.”

Lou has since worked in the fields of Aged and Palliative Care, as well as with children in Special Education and Early Intervention, using music to help people in various ways. She says she feels incredibly privileged to have found this career and work in an area she loves. One of the potential downsides of being a Music Therapist, is that Lou no longer plays music for herself, as she spends so much time playing for other people in her work. “I was thrilled to discover the Tamborine Mountain Orchestra, when I moved to Canungra last year,” said Lou. “I’m thoroughly enjoying being a part of this very friendly and welcoming orchestra, with some wonderful musicians and to be part of a community group and making my own music again,” she said. Tamborine Mountain Orchestra’s next concert is “Music from Stage & Screen” which will be held at St George’s Anglican Church on Sunday 23rd June 2019, at 2.30pm. Admission is $10 for adults, with children free. Afternoon tea will be available for a gold coin donation. For more information about TMO, visit their Facebook page and website.

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Ask the Physio - Ankle Sprains What

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Almost all of us have twisted an ankle at

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some point in our lives. Technically an ankle sprain occurs when

Following an ankle sprain, many people

an ankle twists, causing damage to one of

are left with weakness, instability or stiff-

its supporting ligaments. The ligaments can

ness, reduced balance and proprioception

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– which is a sense of where your body is positioned. These things can mean that the

ly ruptured, depending on the force of the

next time your ankle is in a vulnerable posi-

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tion you don’t have the strength, awareness

While there are many ligaments surrounding and supporting your ankle, the ligament on the outside of your ankle is the most vulnerable as it stops it from rolling inwards.

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putting all your weight through it, causing

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Twisting ankles can also cause a frac-

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The symptoms are pain, swelling and

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MOTORING -

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A decade ago the motoring world was a buzz with the talk of a new rear wheel drive sports car from Toyota. It was displayed at motor shows and drip fed to the media and public with photos of what was coming. In 2012, Toyota released the 86GT and 86GTS which was designed in partnership with Japanese company Fuji Heavy Industries (who supplied the engine and driveline) and also sold as a Subaru BRZ. The Toyota 86 was designed as a modernday version of the classic AE86 from the 1980s and seven years later it is still selling to a range of customers with focus still being the motoring enthusiast. The most recent upgrade for the 86 came in December 2016, which brought a mid-life restyle, retuned suspension, a minor powerboost and a shorter shift manual gearbox. Getting behind the wheel of the 2019 86GTS automatic, equipped with Dynamic Performance Pack consisting of Brembo Brakes, SACHS Suspension and unique black 17 inch alloy wheels, it was clear this is still a relevant car. The 86 comes standard with a 2.0L boxer engine with a 6-speed automatic

transmission (manual available) and produces 152kW. One thing we couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t fault is the handling and stopping. Toyota have done an amazing job on the handling and this meant the 86GTS could not put a foot wrong. Sitting really low in the 86 gives a wellbalanced car and good centre of gravity. The steering is very direct, and tight chassis and suspension with anti-roll bars combine superbly. The interior feels like you have stepped into a race car with air-conditioning. The dashboard design is elegant but simple with a clear gauge display and switches intuitively placed for easy reach.

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The steering wheel is nice and the paddle shifters on the auto are an easy reach and work when wanted. Overall the interior is nice and suits the style Toyota are going for. The fuel consumption rating from Toyota is mid 8s per 100kms, and this is achievable however driving it in a spirited fashion will see this increase. The Toyota 86GTS looks good from the outside and in and will do what you want on a daily basis and allow you to have a little fun when you feel sporty. Cost: $45,075 drive away (check local dealers for current pricing).

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Canungra Suburb Profile

Forming part of the Scenic Rim Region Local Government region, Canungra is attracting a greater population to its footprint with its current population of 1146 residents. House prices in Canungra have grown by 3.18% in the past three years and 4.10% last year. We have been experiencing a slight price adjustment in the Canungra and surrounds market. This is mainly due to restrictions on current borrowing making demand less, more so on the higher priced properties and in return houses are listed for sale for longer – as per the listing duration stats below. Canungra has a resilient local economy and is experiencing some major infrastructure developments, giving the town some favourable key indicators for growth. The table below gives statistics from Corelogic on the market for Canungra from 2013 - 2018 with its average rental yield being around 5.04%. Measurement...............................Houses......... Units Median Value................................$484,280..... $333,988 Median Weekly Rent (Gross).......... $435.............$393 Suburb Rental Returns................... 4.79%..........4.73% Annual Number of Sales.................... 16..................1 Average Vendor Discounting......... 15.57%.........6.07% Average Listing duration................ 88 days.......116 days Overall, with interest rates on hold and the election now out of our way, Canungra is looking positive.

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By Col Lee, President, Canungra RSL Sub Branch The Canungra RSL Sub-Branch appreciated the support of the businesses of Canungra leading up to ANZAC Day, and the way they worked around the Dawn and Mid-Morning Services. Special thank you to the Canungra Branch of the Bendigo Bank, for the involvement of Candice Wright and her reading of “A Country Dawn Service”. Many thanks to the Commandant Kokoda Barracks and the Commanding Officer, Staff and Trainees, Defence Force School of Intelligence for their support during the Dawn and Mid-Morning Services. Army Chaplains Major Michael Poklington and Major James Pearce added the religious touch to both services and are to be congratulated for their participation. Bren Dalby was on hand at the Dawn Service and right on cue. Bren commenced piping as the wreath laying ceremony began. The sounds of her pipes filtered through the air and added a very sacred feeling for all those in attendance. Bugler, Mr Tim Hunt - thank you for your attendance and your delivery of the ‘Last Post’, ‘Reveille’ and ‘Rouse’. This is the most important part of any remembrance service and your bugle calls made all in attendance feel quite humble. The School Captains and students who assisted in the wreath laying ceremony are congratulated for their attendance and support to the Mid-Morning Service. The ANZAC Day reading went well and having the honour of leading the wreath laying ceremony, placed a special touch to the day. Excellent support leading up to and on the day from council, with the preparation of the park and their support in diverting the traffic whilst the march took place. Canungra Police and Ambulance members were on hand should they be required; their involvement is a critical part of the event and they do it in a very professional manner. Thank you. Chris Duncan’s version of ‘The Band Played Waltzing Matilda’ was excellent. The song tells us all about the horrors of war both at the front and at home. Rebecca Lloyd may sing the New Zealand and Australian National Anthems at next years ANZAC Day, although there are some rumours that the Australian Army Band Corps is trying to enlist her. Rebecca set the scene at both the Dawn and Mid-Morning Services with her rendition of ‘Amazing Grace’, beautiful. Finally, to all who attended in record numbers, thank you for supporting your ANZAC Day, the Canungra RSL Sub-Branch looks forward to seeing you once again on the 11th November, for a very special Remembrance/Armistice Day.

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The vintage clothing section at Canungra Books and Art is proving so successful that it has been expanded to provide a greater range of fabulous dresses, skirts, tops, boots, jackets and handbags. Ruby Drewery, who has many years experience in vintage clothing, has recently moved up from Melbourne and will be managing the vintage clothing section. “All items are carefully selected and in top condition,” said Ruby. “It’s great fun to be here. There is a growing enthusiasm for quality vintage clothing and Canungra is just the right place,” she said. “My passion for vintage clothing stems from the ethics of sustainability, recycling and quality natural fabrics. Ruby Drewery with Canungra Books and Art It’s a joy to bring back to life beautiful vintage clothing section clothes from past eras,” said Ruby. Owner Jan McGregor is taking a break for a holiday during June and July to explore the bookshops of Europe. Ruby will be managing the shop and ensuring that the shelves are full of wonderful books and LP’s. In readiness for winter, the bookshop is packed with quality stock of books, LP’s and art, plus a wonderful range of garden and indoor lanterns and statues. Customers are able to trade-in books they have bought from Canungra Books and Art for a 30% credit toward their next books purchase. The Artisans’ section of the shop has lovely winter stock of hand-crafted shawls and scarves and unique one-off items. For more information phone Ruby on 0430 213 288, or visit the Canungra Books and Art facebook page.

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Council Comment By Cr Virginia West Scenic Rim Regional Council

BE HEALTHY AND ACTIVE EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST All sporting groups, community organisations and health professionals are invited to submit expressions of interest for the upcoming round of Be Healthy and Active activities from September 2019 until August 2020. Activities can be for all age groups and are designed to give residents a ‘taste’ of specific activities for free or at a low cost before making these activities part of their daily life. Further information is available on website www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au.

WASTE LEVY INTRODUCTION The 1st July 2019 will see the introduction of the Queensland State Government’s new Waste Levy that will apply to all commercial waste disposed of at Council Waste Facilities. There is further information on the Council website, which is updated as information comes to hand, and also a link to the Queensland Government site.

CONTAINERS FOR CHANGE QLD This Queensland Government-funded recycling project had an uncertain start in the Scenic Rim but a new contractor is now on the scene - GDR Beaudesert Scrap Metal & Recycling who are currently operating six days a week from their depot in Enterprise Drive Beaudesert. Negotiations are still progressing towards a pick-up in the Canungra area as we had previously. For further updated information check the website www.containersforchange.com.au

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EAT LOCAL WEEK LAUNCHED This signature event for the Scenic Rim was launched late last month at The Overflow at Wyaralong Dam and was a landmark event being the first local launch. Kate Raymont, one of the Eat Local Ambassadors, fed those attending with beautiful food all of which was grown locally. The Eat Local Week program booklets are available in various community outlets and also at any Council Customer Contact Centre or Library. There are activities for everyone which proudly showcase the exquisite food and beverages in our region. Don’t forget Winter Harvest Festival on Saturday 6th July at Aratula.

BRIDGE UPDATES Works are progressing to schedule on the five bridges in the Witheren, Illinbah and Beechmont areas. Jerome Bridge and Bennett’s Crossing - which will become Bennett’s Bridge - will be complete by the end of June when the Betterment Funding must be acquitted. Sharp, Botan and Back Creek Bridges are scheduled for completion in early July, weather permitting.

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NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK A belated but very special thank you to all our local volunteers for your commitment and hard work within our local communities and please be assured your input is highly valued. A number of community thank you events have been hosted so I hope you were able to attend one or two.

CONTACT ME I am always available to talk with residents on 5540 5403 or 0407 630 052 or virginia.w@scenicrim.qld.gov.au. I am at the Canungra Library on the second Saturday of the month from 9am to 11am to talk with residents, the next Saturday being 8th June.

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AWL Pet of the Month

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I often have people contact me about bird species they have seen and are not sure exactly what species that they are looking at. Often, it is a common bird species that has become accustomed to living in manmade environments but is not obvious such as Magpies, Butcherbirds, fairy-wrens and honeyeaters. One such bird is the Buff-banded Rail. This bird species is strikingly marked with a striped black and white breast, white eyebrow and rufous stripe from the bill through the eye down to the back of the head. Male and female birds have similar plumage. Very young birds are black and fluffy. Juvenile birds have plumage that is similar to adults but duller in colour. A similar species that may be mistaken for the Buff-banded Rail is known as the Lewin’s Rail. The Lewin’s Rail differs from Buff-banded Rail by having a longer pink bill and no white eyebrow. Buff-banded Rail are usually seen singly. They will utilise a variety of habitats including road verges, edges of dense vegetation along watercourses, gardens, islands and marshes. When I observe the birds they are usually walking along the ground and I have rarely ever seen them fly unless alarmed. Buff-banded Rail not familiar with humans tend to have a very ‘skulking’ behaviour and will flick their tail if they become nervous. In areas where Buff-banded Rail encounter people, they can become very tame and will allow close-up views even with young chicks. These birds have an extensive range throughout Australia and beyond to places such as New Zealand and islands in the Pacific. When I visited Lord Howe Island in 2016, I saw Buff-banded Rails nearly every day I was on the island. The breeding season of Buff-banded Rail is from August to March, however, these birds will nest anytime after good rain. I have observed Buff-banded Rails with fluffy black chicks in November and April in South-east Queensland. Each time the adult birds had five chicks with them. Buff-banded Rail is a common bird species in South-east Queensland and from my observations continue to thrive. Their ability to adapt to man-made environments and tenacious nature has certainly added to their ability to survive. I certainly never tire at looking at this beautiful bird and I hope that by writing this article I have helped some identify that elusive bird that they have only been seeing glimpses of in their suburban garden!

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A Weed With Native Cousins By Susan Cully

Corky Passion Vine Passiflora suberosa

This smothering, invasive weed will be familiar to most gardeners. It is native to south-east USA, Central America, the Caribbean and tropical South America. Like all of us it loves South East Queensland. Like so many weeds this species was cultivated as a garden ornamental in the past. If only those early gardeners had looked for the beautiful native passion vine species: bright red, strong orange, beautiful! This creeping vine will dominate and overwhelm the ferns and ground covers in closed forests, open woodlands, urban bushland, riparian vegetation, and disturbed, waste areas. And ... it comes with two other nuisance vines in its family, the Stinking Passion vine (Passiflora foetida) and the White Passion Flower (Passiflora subpeltata). There are distinguishing features: White Passion Flower has hairless leaves with three rounded lobes and Stinking Passion Vine has hairy leaves with three pointed lobes, while

Passiflora suberosa form. Photo: P Donatiu

Passiflora suberosa. Photo: P Donatiu

Corky Passion Vine (Passiflora suberosa) has hairless leaves with three pointed lobes. The flowers and fruit of Corky Passion Vine are also much smaller than those of the other species. True to its name the corky member of the family has distinctive corky stems as it matures. This species reproduces by seed, which are mainly spread by birds and other animals that eat its fruit. For management

information please visit Biosecurity Queensland for a fact sheet - dpi.qld.gov.au. The native species are host plants for the larvae of the beautiful, transparent Glasswing butterfly (Acraea andromacha). For information on the spectacular native species please visit the Land for Wildlife site: lfwseq.org.au/passion-vines-seq/ ... and become a passionate passion vine enthusiast.

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Your Stars for June 2019

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The Sun’s passage through Gemini is an invitation to think things through. It’s all very well to imagine that you can live instinctively from moment to moment, but really instinct is reactive. It’s not responsive. Life is offering you the opportunity to respond. Shift your perception a little.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 – Dec 21)

Jupiter is retrograde in Sagittarius. It’s time to re-think, to reconsider. The subject at hand is relationship. Are you living your relationships in ways that are conscious and creative? Or are you caught in loops of habit? Give your curiosity full permission to run away with itself.

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This month’s passage of the Sun through Gemini gives you the intellectual power to see where creativity lies and where it is lost. This capacity for discernment that is shifting into overdrive, will allow you to see what’s what and make appropriate decisions to get yourself back on track.

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News from St Luke’s By Di Ayscough St Luke’s diary for the year is filling fast. Firstly, as mentioned in last month’s article, the period from 30th May until 9th June will be a dedicated time for personal prayer at St Luke’s. This is a time to pray for our world. Thy Kingdom Come, is seen by many Christians as a chance to pray, and to have our prayers answered. How often do we think we know what is best and God needs to listen to our input? To pray is to talk to God and trust him. His terms not ours! Rev Valerie recently quoted in a sermon (John 13.34-35) about loving one another. “We are not told to read the Bible, memorise texts, post messages on Instagram calling people to repent, or pray this prayer or say these words,” she said. Valerie pointed out there is no set of rules to follow, except to love one another. What a peaceful, loving world we would have if we just simply loved one another. Feel free to call at St Luke’s and pray, or simply spend some quiet moments surrounded by love at St Luke’s. I would love to see you come and enjoy our annual dinner on Friday 12th July. This is a great chance to enjoy the hospitality and entertainment of St Luke’s congregation. You will not be disappointed. Contact David on 5533 7070 to book your seat. Do you have a favourite hymn.? On Sunday afternoon, 21st July commencing at 3pm there will be an hour of requested music played by Anne King as a dedication to our new organ (kindly donated by our local branch of the Bendigo Bank). The music will be followed by a cuppa and a bite to eat. The afternoon is free and this will be a good opportunity to hear our music. You will be made to feel most welcome.

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Ph: 5541 1068. 21 Fictional works religious the financial counselling. They are at the council office next to the library every Monday from 2444 ass 23 Beleaguers Wildcare (Wildlife Emergency):. 11 ..........5527 Indicate Markets 9am till 2pm. Appointments may be booked 27 Divide into two 16 Speed an en on 55414216 or just drop in. Fire Wardens Beaudesert Markets: First Saturday of each 30 Mockery 18 Advantage g Hall for Hire: Refurbished hall for hire. Air month. Dick Westerman Park, Beaudesert Biddaddaba South: conditioned with kitchen facilities. Now 31 Living organised 20 Kimono sash (next to Wongaburra). suitable for meetings, DIY birthday parties, Allan Hannel............................ 0418 182 162 being 22 Resinous su theatre supper nights, weddings, renewal Beechmont Country Markets: Every third Canungra Township: 8am~12pm. Beechmont in crime Encourage 23 Closed up of vows, etc. Canungra Uniting Church, 31 Sunday of the month -33 Cameron Spalding................... 0438 435 565 Community Centre, 1835 Beechmont Road, Appel St, Canungra. Ph: Rod 0401 936 984. Note to Editor: 35 Ignited 24 Prepared for Beechmont. Phone 07 5551 0361. Email Canungra North and South: 36 Expressive Nick Finch...............................publication Created in QUARKinfo@beechmont.org.au. Regular Meetings 0423 942 411 25 Precious sto XPRESS. VER.4.03 QLD CWA Wonglepong Branch Meeting: First Boonah Country Markets: movement are on every 2nd Pine Creek Area: Saturday of each month at 9.30am. Ph: Joyce & 4th Saturday with37 team 26 Without sou lots Cricket to choose from at Paul Finch................................ Items not needed for 0438 437 184 Libke on 5543 5212. Spring Leigh Park, 38 Boonah. From 7am- 12 Otherwise 27 Acrimonious Tamborine Village: Beaudesert publication Districts Orchid andcan Foliagebe noon. For enquiries39 phonePush 0448 248 forcibly 828 28 Traps Society Inc Meeting: 0409 642 500 erasedThird asWednesday each iseach in aCanungra Valley Markets: Contact Sue 0432 Trevor Henderson.................... month 7pm at Canungra School of Arts Hall, 29 Stifled For information on burning off please checklaugh the separate text box. 050 261, Emma 0457 096 397 or Bronni 0448 3-7 Pine Street, Canungra. www.bdofs.com. 32 No score Rural Fire Service website at ruralfire.qld.gov.au Canungra Art & Culture Group Meeting: Every 471 552. 34 Girdle or email canungrarfb@gmail.com Kooralbyn Valley Markets: 2nd Sun of each second Thursday, Canungra Showgrounds Art Hut 10am-1pm for fun, friendship and craft. $2 per person (bring a plate). Ph 5543 5528. Canungra Women’s Web: Is a ladies social group meeting every 2nd Tuesday for fun and friendship. Please contact Robyn 55434725. Rainbow Club: The Rainbow Club is a social gathering for all LGBTIQ, to assist people in feeling comfortable, appreciated and socially accepted. We meet once a month: 9th June, 14th July, 11th August, 8th September, 13th October, 10th November, 8th December. For further information contact Stu Comley on 0422 986 208 or stumagoo65@gmail.com. Beaudesert Camera Club: Meeting fourth Tuesday of the month - Beaudesert Community Arts & Information Centre, Mt Lindesay Highway, 7pm. Cost $2 for non-club members. Enquiries 0410 688 012 (after 6pm).

month from 7 - 12 opposite Billabong Village Shops. Stalls $5. Ph 5544 6904. Tamborine Village Lions Community Markets: 1st Sunday of the month (except January) at Tamborine Memorial Hall Park Grounds, 2680-2726 Waterford Tamborine Road, Tamborine, 7am to 12 noon. Stall site $10. Ph: 0487770114, email tamborinevillagemarkets@live.com.au.

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Snake Catchers NatureCall:

Ph 1300 319 954.

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members live in Canungra. Snake Catcher Brisbane: Ph 0413 028 081. Pommy Pythons: Ph 0421 164 591. Gold Coast Snake Catcher: Ph 0418 738 228. Ask about fees when you call. Solution No. 8424

F D E S P R A I L I E R U S T N E E D I C E L E H O R D E S B V S I E G E S E D E R I A N I M A L L I T G E E L E V E N D D T

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QCWA Wonglepong Branch

Turning Canungra Pink was started by a local resident in 2011, herself a Breast Cancer Survivor. Since then it has become a month long event, decorating the town in pink for awareness and raising money throughout businesses and community events all run by volunteers. Its a great effort for a small town!

QCWA Wonglepong Hall. Painting by Ralph Muller

By Joyce Libke Founded in 1925, the QCWA Wonglepong Branch has been a part of Canungra District for 94 years. For the first ten years the members met in their homes. In 1935 the hall was built on an area of land leased for 99 years from the Tamborine Shire Chairman, Edwin Franklin on the roadside of his property, ‘Sarah Vale’ in Wonglepong. His wife, Ann Franklin was the founding President and Emily Campbell, who lived across the Canungra Creek, was the founding Secretary. The Franklin Family was very involved in building the hall - raising most of the money, felling trees for posts and timber - one son milling timber while another built the hall with the assistance of members’ husbands. He also made the pews. From the minutes of the early years we know they assisted mothers and children in need in the area, gave a Lister cot to the hospital, supplied lunch for returned soldiers [WW1] and their wives on Anzac Day. During WW2 they were active in making articles for the soldiers via the Comforts Fund knitted balaclavas, gloves, vests while also sewing handkerchiefs[133 dozen] and hussifs [62]. Over the years catering for weddings, sales, ANZAC lunch, school sports was their main source of income. During the 1950-60s craft afternoons followed meetings. In 1935, when the hall was built, QCWA Tamborine Mountain Branch built a cottage that was let to far distance members for holidays, then as accommodation for QATB staff. Sadly the Branch closed in 1992 (and has reopened in 2019) and the Cottage became Wonglepong’s responsibility. Let to mothers with children over the past 20 years, it has recently been renovated. At the hall in the paddock, located at 2779 Beaudesert Nerang Road, Wonglepong, the Branch has for years struggled with the 1935 “out house” - or lack of. The Branch has recently installed a toilet system which means members can arrange visits from other QCWA Branches and the locals, many of whom have been intrigued with the “little hall on the hill”. The Hall was heritage listed in 1995 and almost everything in the hall has a history. The QCWA Wonglepong Branch is holding a free Showcase Event on Sunday 9th June from 11am to show what the Queensland Country Women’s Association does now, what it intends to do in the future and share some of the history of the QCWA Wonglepong Branch. For enquiries about the Showcase event or QCWA, contact the QCWA Wonglepong Branch by email wonglepongqcwa@gmail.com.

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Funds raised are then donated both to Cancer Council Queensland and to “PINK ASSIST” which is a fund created by The Canungra Chamber of Commerce and used to provide support directly to our local families dealing with ongoing Cancer treatment (chemotherapy or radiation). PINK ASSIST offers vouchers to assist local patients with purchases such as pharmaceuticals, fuel, house cleaning, lawn mowing, basic mechanical expenses plus some other individual needs that may arise whilst undergoing treatment including hospital parking fees. Contact one of your local committee members to see if you or someone you know might be eligible for this assistance.

Pink Assist Committee: Desley: 0412 767 007 desley@kdantiques.com.au Shona: 0414 676 787 canungrahub@gmail.com Suzanne: 0417 140 616 sroberts@informedconveyancing.com.au Monique: 0417 728 072 monique@aussieproperties.com.au

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Sport

FORE Your Information - Golf Club News With Kim Sami

Canungra Open Results Sunday 5th May: Canungra Area Golf Club would like to thank the local businesses and event sponsors who make the Canungra Open possible – Fujiclean, Newport Mooloolaba, Binna Burra Lodge, Clouds at Beechmont, Allsports Trophy Centre, The Canungra Hotel, Beaudesert Golf Club, Tamborine Golf Club and Motel, O’Reilly’s Winery, Golf Gear Australia, Drummond Golf, Southport Golf Club, Robbie Brown Golfwear and David Merriman. • Overall Gross Champion 2019 – Rhys Bodey. • Overall Nett Champion 2019 – Guy Cowan. • Men’s A Grade Gross Winner – Cameron Spalding, Gross R/U – Rob Hewison. Nett Winner – Greg Brechbuhl. • Men’s B Grade Gross Winner – Sam Sami, Gross R/U – Ross Jackson. Nett Winner – Bob Flitton. • Men’s C Grade Gross Winner – Gary Owen, Gross R/U – Kevin Trayon. Nett Winner – David Hooke. • Ladies Open - Gross Winner – Kim Sami, Gross R/U – Gael Jarvis, Nett Winner – Irene Mills, Nett R/U – Wendy Brown. • Longest Drive: Men’s A Grade – Brad Mahony; Men’s B Grade – David Ugrinic; Men’s C Grade – Dave McGuiness; Ladies Open – Kim Sami. • Most Accurate Drive: Men’s – Denis Owens; Ladies – Irene Mills. • Overall Best Putts – Greg Brechbuhl; Men’s Best Putts – Ross Jackson; Ladies Best Putts – Irene Mills Congratulations to Bob Flitton on an Eagle on the 15th. Results Tuesday 30th April: Stroke and Putt; Winner – Kathy Darlington (76), R/U – Kim Sami (78). Putts – Kim Sami (28). BRD – Sylvian Cameron (78), Nora Jones (78), Pam McAllan (78), Wendy Brown (86), Liz Bobermien (87), Lolita Hopkins (87). Thursday 2nd May: Stroke and Putt – Winner – Doug Cameron (63), R/U – Gary Owen (67). Putts – Terry

Overall Gross Champion 2019 Rhys Bodey Hill (25). NTP’s – Stan Bobermien (7th), Sam Sami (16th), Harry Barnes (8th), Sadao Nakano (27+ 2nd 7th). BRD to 80. Saturday 4th May: Stroke and Putt. Winner - Gary Owen (61), R/U – Paul Gray (63) Putts - Rob Hewison (21 putts). NTP’s Cameron Spalding (5th), Greg Brechbuhl (14th), Rhys Bodey (7th), Dave Hayes (16th), Chris Murphy (8th), Cameron Spalding (17th), Kerry Flood (27+ 2nd 7th), Dave Hayes (16th 27+ 2nd shot) and Bronwyne Brown (8th Ladies 2nd shot). BRD to 74. Congratulations to Chris Murphy on a hole in one on the 8th including the Eagles. Tuesday 7th May: Stroke and Putt – May Monthly Medal. Winner – Kim Sami (74), R/U – Kathy Darlington (75). Putts – Kim Sami (25). NTP’s - Kim Sami (8/17th). Thursday 9th May: Stroke and Putt – May Monthly Medal. Winner – Chris Murphy (67), R/U – Dave McGuiness (68) Putts – Kym Cameron (22) NTP’s

– Damon Palliser (7th), Brad Mahony (17th), Chris Murphy (7th), Kym Cameron (17th), Steve Firth (27+ 2nd 7th), Kerry Flood (16th 27+ 2nd shot) BRD to 74. Congratulations to Leigh Blair on his eagle. Saturday 11th May: Stroke and Putt – May Monthly Medal. Winner – Dave McGuiness (67), R/U – Peter Foran (69) Putts – Greg Brechbuhl (23) NTP’s – Bob Flitton (7th), Brad Mahony (7th and 16th), Steve Firth (27+ 2nd 7th), Graeme Mulhearn (7th 27+ 2nd shot), Tania Bobermien (16th 27+ 2nd shot and Ladies 8th 2nd shot) BRD to 75. Tuesday 14th May: 4BBB – Men’s Invitational. Winners – Len Lockitt and Steve Firth (43), Runners Up – Nora Jones and Harry Barnes (41). NTP’s – Wendy Brown (5/14th), Nora Jones (8/17th), Steve Firth (7th/16th). A great day was held with our Inaugural Women Inviting the Men event. Thursday 16th May: Stableford Addition. Winners – Kym Cameron and Vin Slingsby (76), Runners Up – Roger Harriman and Steve Firth (71). NTP’s – Dave McGuiness (5th), Cameron Spalding (7th), Len Lockitt (8th), Graeme Mulhearn (7th 27+ 2nd shot), BRD to 63. Saturday 18th May: Stableford. Winner – Kerry Flood (38), R/U – Ross Jackson (37) NTP’s Rob Hewison (5th and 8th), Lee Flower (14th), Kim Sami (7th), Brad Mahony (16th),Ross Jackson (17th), Bronwyne Brown (27+ 2nd 7th), Dave Hayes (27+ 2nd 16th), Kim Sami (Ladies 8th 2nd shot). BRD to 33. Tuesday 21st May: Stroke and Putt (Carry the Flag) Winner – Nora Jones (70), R/U – Kathy Darlington (72), Putts – Gael Jarvis (27) NTP’s – Trish Schmidt (5th/14th), Kim Sami (7th/16th). Thursday 23rd May: Stableford. Winner – Paul Palliser (37)CB, Runner - Up – Vin Slingsby (37), NTP’s – Vin Slingsby (5th), Gary Owen (8th). BRD to 30.

A variety of memberships are available social groups and individuals are welcome. For enquiries phone 5543 4620, email canungragolf@gmail.com or vist the Club’s Facebook page or web site www.canungragolf. com.

They will be at the council office next to the library every Monday from 9am till 2pm.

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Canungra Bowls Club Results By Ray Hickson

Wednesday 24th April: Scroungers, 19 players. Jean Ball 22, Bernard Bouchereau 13 and Carolyn Hahn 5. Wednesday 1st May: Scroungers, 10 players. Peter Brand 16, Rod Duncan 12, and Paul Johnston 12. Wednesday 8th May: Scroungers, 11 players. Peter Jervis 20, Chris Davidson 15 and Ben Smith 5. Wednesday 15th May: Scroungers, 14 players. Bernard Bouchaelau 12, Stuart Warren 12, and Franz Kaimeier 6. Another play off resulted in Bernard Bouchaelau 7, and Stuart Warren 3. Wednesday 22nd May: Scroungers, 14 players. Jean Ball 20, Bernard Bouchaelau 13 and Ben Smith 7. Monday 29th April: Ladies Scenic Rim Competition, played at Beaudesert. Beaudesert Red 6 1/2; Tamborine Mt 5; Boonah 5; Canungra 5; Rathdowney 5; Beaudesert Green 3 1/2. After 6 weeks of Competition the final results were: Canungra 38; Beaudesert Red 33 1/2; Rathdowney 25; Beaudesert Green 24; Boonah 16; Tamborine Mt 13 1/2. Congratulations Canungra Ladies, winners of the Scenic Rim Shield for the very first time. Wednesday 1st May: Canungra Wall Plaque Competition. Canungra V Broadbeach Broadbeach 71; D Canungra 62; Highest Rink win Broadbeach + 18. Monday 20th May: Canungra Wall Plaque Competition. Canungra V Beaudesert Canungra 57 D Beaudesert 53. Highest Rink win Canungra + 26. Monday 6th May: Ladies Pairs Championship. Michelle Matheson and Carolyn Hahn 39 D Ray

Winners of the Scenic Rim Shield 2019: Michelle Matheson, Ray Hickson, Alison Koger, Carolyn Hahn, Unice Jervis, and Merle Storie.

Hickson and Jean Ball 5; Fiona Ward and Merle Wortel 30 D Kelly Street and Kerri Weston 16. Monday 6th May: Mens Pairs Championship. First Round - Jonathan Seagull and Daryl Lee 21 D Michael White and Wayne Reiser 15; Neil Day and Peter Brand 32 D Dave Coleman and Gary Matheson 11; Chris Davidson and Shane Stevenson 19 D Jim McCartney and Ben Smith 17. Second Round - Chris Davidson and Shane Stevenson 32 D David Gill and John Harrison

12; Brian Harrison and Mykal Prosser 34 D Rod Duncan and Tim Thomas 10; Des Love and Peter Jervis 24 D Neil Day and Peter Brand 14; Jonathan Seagull and Daryl Lee 18 D Ronald McDonald and Justin Graham 17; Mykal Prosser and Brian Harrison 30 D Simon Wallis and Rhys Bodey 11. Monday 6th May: Mens Singles Competition. Jim McCartney D Chris Davidson 25/18; Rhys Bodey D Wayne Reiser 25/19; Shane Stevenson D Stuart

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Sport Bowls results continued Warren 25/4; Gary Matheson D Des Love 25/23; Peter Brand D Peter Hickson 25/16; Rod Duncan D Tim Thomas 25/22; John Harrison D Ben Kenny 25/23; Brian Harrison D John Harrison 25/19; Peter Jervis D Derek Finch 25/7; Peter Brand D Rod Duncan 25/8; Bernard Bouchaelau D David Coleman 25/16; Shane Stevenson D Stuart Warren 25/4. Thursday 9th May: Beaudesert Challenge. Canungra 70 D Beaudesert 67. Highest rink win Canungra + 7. Saturday 11th May: Chicken and Seafood Day. 10 teams played. Winner of the day a Canungra team Unice Jervis, Peter Jervis, Chris Davidson and Shane Stevenson (Skip) with 2 + 26. Second Canungra team Merle Wortel, Kevin Ray, Neil Day and Peter Brand (Skip) with 4 + 15. Saturday 18th May: 5 a side day sponsored by Sports and Recreation. Winners Joy Jope, Melitta Dawson, Steve Dawson, Darryl Lee and Jonathan Seagull (Skip) with 88. Second Merle Wortel, Neal Day, Jean Ball, Kevin Ray and Peter Brand (Skip) with 75. Third Jim McCartney Team with 72. Sunday 26th May: May Finch Day sponsored by Tamborine Transport. 10 teams played. Winners of the day a team from Beaudesert Doug Ward, Karen Richardson, Jenny Bestock and Mick Richardson (Skip) with 4 + 13. Second a Canungra team Faye Hines, Wayne Reiser, Val Reiser and Des Love (Skip) with 4 + 12. Third a Canungra team Simon Wallis, Brian Harrison, Kelly Street and Mykal Prosser (Skip) with 4 + 9.

Scroungers

Scroungers are held every Wednesday 9am for 9.30am start, two games of 10 ends $5 per player, includes tea or coffee. New players welcome.

Membership

All enquiries for membership please email canungrabowlsclub@gmail.com. Social members $5 per year, full bowling membership $110 per year.

Moriarty Park News with Bren Dalby

Social

tennis

Social tennis coming along nicely but we would love to have a few more players at any level come along! Still playing from 6pm - 8pm on Wednesday nights but as the nights are a wee bit cooler now, we are happy to add some other times during the day if anyone would like to make a suggestion?

Trivia

Trivia with Stu and the crew is on 7th June at 6pm for a 6.30pm kick off at Moriarty Park; BYO drinks and nibblies; $5 per person, maximum 6 at a table. HAWAIIAN theme this month so get lei’d! Lei’s available on night for purchase for those who ’forgot’! Raffle of course so bring lots of shrapnel please. Announcing in advance that our following trivia will be on 12th July (please note this is the night before Canungra Rodeo so may be subject to change - check next month’s Canungra Times for confirmation) – same time, same place etc, but this special event will be a fundraiser for Fragile X, a genetic disorder affecting intellectual ability. The month of awareness for this condition is July and the colour utilised is ORANGE therefore please get out all your orange gear and get it on at trivia! Prizes will be themed also, so a very colourful and successful fundraising night is hoped for!! There will for both events be a prize for best dressed participant so don’t hold back!!

Meetings

Meetings are at this stage every third Monday of the month at 7pm. All very welcome to come along. Bookings are building up at Moriarty Park which is fantastic; have a squizz at our website and think about your next birthday party or family occasion being held there to save the aggravation at home!!!! Very very reasonable rates!!

Sportsperson Nominations

Please also we would like nominations for Sportspersons of the Month. Each monthly winner receives, on presentation night, a $50 Foodworks voucher and a $50 Sportys voucher as well as the chance to become the very prestigious SPORTSPERSON OF THE YEAR. As with all our events, this is sponsored by our unbelievably generous Foodworks; thanks to Tony and Anne and the crew at the shop for all they do for our special wee community.

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